The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-16

Mrs. Hiram Hayes is visiting
friends in Minneapolis for a week or
two.
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Merwin, of
Duluth, were in the city on Saturday
last
R. A. Downs Jr. & Co., have
opened up Wholesale paper ware
house at Duluth.
There is Il good stage of water in
all the streams and leg driving is now
the order Of the day
Mr.. and Mrs. p. johnson of Farl-
bault, Mimi, are III the city, VISITING
with DR.. and Mrs. Conan.
-Mr. L. f. Johnston, is having the
lumber hauled for an addition to his
residence on Fourth street.
John Mclean, Telegraph operat-
or at Two Harbors, spent Sunday in
Superior with his parents and friends
Our Catholic brethren are going
10 build church at West Superior,
and advertise for contract bids this
week.
Mrs. S. NJ Bright of Madison,
Wis, accompanied by her son, Mr.,
Steele Bright of indianapolis spent the
past week in Superior.
Next week several of the non
resident property owners of Superior
are expected here, and then we shall
see things move as they order.
Owing to the bad weather Of the
past week, our real estate boom has
been on the sick list. Those most in
tercs:ed say il viii revive again, how
eyer.
The LADIES Ai,l Society of the NJ,
+. Church, Will meet at the residence
of lirs. Neil smith next "Wednesday
::tternnon. al are invited to be
present.
Mr.. Leo. Lord, the popular Post
Master ut White Birch was married
at tie Catholic church in this city on
Thursday. The Tl.sEs extends con
gratui&lions.
! We are fail OF TAX notice tl.i,
week, aa! many items Of news ar,
necessarily crowded. oat, as we couI,
get no additional help to assist in get
ting out supplement sheet.
Hon V. D. Rogers, formerly
private Secretary to President lay ea
now of Columbus, Ohio, is in the cit,
this week, looking after his real estate
interests here aud on the other side o.
the bay.
Last Monday night we had snow
and sleet with a northeast wind, anC
at the same time yiyid lightning ant
heavy thunder to the south OF us. Tht
weather has b5en the most Iisagrecabl,
all OF this week.
The Episcopal supper and fai
WAS quite well attended and liberall'
patronized last Tuesday evening, not
wilhstanding the disgusting state 0
the roads and weather. The receipt
Of the evening footed up $40.
j. d. Robes COW and calf 90
into the y. ?. yards one day last wecl
and both were run over and killed b,
a train. Only two weeks before Mr.
Robbie lost fine young Norman mar
from sickness. }Ir. i. seems to b.
having a run of i'll luck lately.
Mr.. e. K. Gas, of Bismarck
Oak, sin the city this week. Mr
Otis is brother quill driver and wi!
write several letters for the press from
this point, in which he will set fortl
our natural advantages and future
prospects, il an attractive manner.
The c. l.. s. G. will meet at tn
residence of Mrs Coburn, on Wednes
day at O'clock Program for. tn
evening: Shakespearian ricitals, an'
review on the life of Shakespeare, an,
Essay ON the Drama. Music. Friend
of the G. l.. S. G. as well US member
invited.
R. N. Cameron, of Belmond
Iowa, an early investor in Superio
real estate, thinks that the day q
deIiverance is now at hand, and ha
come back to his first love, and VII
henceforth stick closer than Il chest
nut burr He has headquarters 3
West Superior for the present.
w e have added to our ONCE Tn
past week 500 worth Of new materia
and types of late styles. Our otiic
building is not SO nice as some but on
facilities for doing good job work ar
unsurpassed b. any Office at the hea
of the lake. Prices reasonable an
none but good stock used.
-Theo Is. Smith has sold his hou
and grain business to Mr.. VIM. |
Morse. late from southern Minnesot;
who took possession last Tuesda,
Mr.. Morse is an enterprising youn
man, and worthy the liberal patronag